The next day, as he worked on making more traps, Kuma could feel his frustration growing. He couldn't believe how difficult it was to catch even a small animal. "Why can't I catch anything?" he thought to himself, feeling defeated.
But he didn't give up. He used his Analyze skill to closely examine the materials he had gathered, trying to figure out how to make a more effective trap. He carefully chose the right sticks and branches, using his knowledge of physics and mechanics to build a stronger deadfall trap.
As Kuma worked on making his traps, he encountered several failures. Despite his best efforts, his first few deadfall traps were flimsy and ineffective and didn't catch anything. He tried to make a snare trap, but the branches he used were too weak and the animal escaped.
Kuma began to feel frustrated and discouraged. He couldn't understand why his traps weren't working, and he was starting to lose hope. But he didn't give up. He used his Analyze skill to carefully examine the materials he had gathered, looking for any flaws or weaknesses.
After several more failed attempts, Kuma finally managed to catch a Rat with his improved deadfall trap. He felt a sense of triumph and relief as he held the small animal in his hands. "I did it!" he thought to himself, feeling proud of his accomplishment.
Kuma continued to use his Analyze skill to improve his traps and catch bigger and more varied prey. He even tried to catch fish by making a crude fishing rod, but the rod snapped and he ended up empty-handed.
As he explored the wilderness, Kuma also had to face dangers. One day, he was chased by a pair of famished wolves.
As Kuma ran from the wolves, he quickly used his Analyze skill to assess the situation. He could see that the wolves were famished and desperate and would do whatever it took to catch their prey.
Using his Analyze skill, Kuma carefully examined the wolves and learned more about their abilities and weaknesses. The first wolf, he saw, was starving and would do anything to catch its prey.
Analyze Output:
Small Wolf 1
HP: 12/25
A wolf that is famished by hunger.
The second wolf was slightly stronger and more aggressive, but it was also more reckless and would take greater risks to catch its food.
Analyze Output:
Small Wolf 2
HP: 13/25
A wolf that would eat almost anything.
Kuma used this information to come up with a plan to fight the wolves without killing them. He waited for the right moment and then used his agility and speed to dodge the wolves' attacks. He landed a few blows on the first wolf, causing it to yelp in pain and run away, followed by its companion.
As he fought the wolves, Kuma had a flashback to his previous encounter with a mountain lion. He remembered how he had used his Analyze skill to carefully assess the situation and come up with a plan to escape. He drew on that experience as he fought the wolves, using his knowledge and skills to outsmart and outmaneuver them.
The fight with the wolves lasted for several minutes, and it was intense and thrilling. Kuma used all of his knowledge and skills to evade and counter the wolves' attacks, and he managed to land several more blows on the second wolf. Finally, the wolf yelped in pain and ran away, following its companion.
Kuma breathed a sigh of relief, feeling grateful and guilty at the same time. He knew that the wolves were just trying to survive, and he didn't want to kill them. But he also couldn't let them catch him, and he had to do what was necessary to protect himself.
As Kuma continued to explore the wilderness, he encountered more challenges and dangers. He had to use his Analyze skill to carefully assess each situation and come up with a plan to overcome it.
He continued to make and improve his traps, and he caught other small animals to eat, he caught a few rats and another Squabbit. But the next day, as he was smoking the Squabbit he had caught in his trap, he was distracted by a noise in the distance. A old tree fell down and revealed a small hole that seems to lead to somewhere, before he could take a look inside he heard something back on his campfire. He turned to investigate, and when he turned back, he saw that his food had been stolen by a cunning foxlike creature.
Kuma felt a surge of anger and frustration as he watched the fox run off with his meal. He wanted to chase after the fox and retrieve his food, so he tried to, but he knew that it would be pointless. The fox was faster and more agile than him, and he wouldn't be able to catch it.
Kuma felt a wave of sadness and frustration washed over him as he realized that he had lost his only source of food for the day. He was hungry and exhausted, and he didn't know how he was going to survive in the wilderness. He thought about smoking the left over mouse he had caught, but he knew that it wouldn't be enough to sustain him.
As he sat alone in the wilderness, Kuma felt a tear roll down his cheek. He felt helpless and alone, and he didn't know how he was going to survive. He thought about giving up, but then he remembered the skills and knowledge he had learned and the challenges he had overcome.
He took a deep breath and wiped the tears from his eyes. He knew that he had to keep fighting, no matter how difficult it was. He had to use his Analyze skill to carefully assess the situation and come up with a plan to find food and survive.
Kuma got up and gathered his belongings. He took a moment to mourn the loss of his Squabbit, and then he set off into the wilderness, determined to overcome this latest challenge and continue his journey of survival.
"Let me check my old traps again." He said to himself.
On the way home, he was checking on his old traps, Kuma caught a rat in one of his deadfall traps. The rat was squashed by the trap, and Kuma knew it wouldn't be enough to sustain him for very long. But he cooked it and ate it anyway, grateful for the small amount of sustenance it provided.
As he ate the rat, Kuma thought about his situation. He knew that he was in a difficult and dangerous environment, but he refused to give up. He would continue to use his knowledge and skills to survive, no matter what challenges he faced.